The phrase "are less constraints" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "there are fewer constraints" when referring to a smaller number of limitations.
Example: "In this new project, there are fewer constraints on our creative process, allowing us to explore more innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "have fewer limitations" or "face reduced restrictions."
"It appears as though the press feel there are less constraints.
In non-coding regions there are less constraints and di-nucleotide repeats are more common [16].
It should also be taken into consideration that some proteins, such as type III secretion system effectors, may appear to be more pathogen-associated simply because there are less constraints on their sequence and they have diverged in sequence more rapidly.
Teachers with higher levels of self-efficacy challenge themselves to reach more difficult goals, will persist when faced with obstacles, are less constraint by doubt, and will thus arrive more often at satisfying solutions (Bandura, 1993; Caprara et al. 2008; Schwarzer and Hallum, 2008).
In contrast, there appear to be less constraints on the primary sequence of the ~700 amino acid in-frame cox2 insert (65% identity between the two Euplotes sequences).
At West Point, cadets have been encouraged to discuss the topic openly, so there is less constraint here than in the military over all about publicly airing views on what for now is a law of the land.
However, if the lateral frontal cortex is more flexible, there may be less constraint on the extent of anterior spread of activation.
Our observation could suggest that, even in the absence of Prdm9 and hotspots, there is less constraint at finer scales, although if true, the mechanism behind this in Drosophila remains unclear.
Such comparisons may be especially suitable for the reconstruction phase and development projects where there are less time constraints.
We excluded the very N-terminal and C-terminal repeats from the reference alignments because there are less structural constraints on these repeats, which frequently results in higher sequence divergence.
The estimate for the number of DOF in a network given by MCC [ 1, 16, 24] assumes that a network of N atoms is globally flexible with all constraints independent whenever there are less than 3N – 6 constraints present, otherwise the network is globally rigid.
